Direct versus indirect veneer restorations for intrinsic dental stains

Comparison of shear bond strengths with different bevel preparations for the reattachment of fractured fragments of maxillary central incisors

“…Several factors play a significant role in determining how long the reattached tooth fragment remains functional, such as the media used to store the tooth fragment after fracture, type of material used for adhesion, and the technique used for the reattachment procedure 22 . The veneer acts as a thin layer of a material covering the labial surface of a tooth and can be applied directly to the tooth, or by indirect methods 23 . The superiority of the fifth generation of dentin bonding agents compared with earlier generations has been shown in most studies 24 .…”

Comparison of shear bond strengths with different bevel preparations for the reattachment of fractured fragments of maxillary central incisors

“…Several factors play a significant role in determining how long the reattached tooth fragment remains functional, such as the media used to store the tooth fragment after fracture, type of material used for adhesion, and the technique used for the reattachment procedure 22 . The veneer acts as a thin layer of a material covering the labial surface of a tooth and can be applied directly to the tooth, or by indirect methods 23 . The superiority of the fifth generation of dentin bonding agents compared with earlier generations has been shown in most studies 24 .…”

Porcelain Veneers vs Composite Resin Veneers: A Review

“…Thus, it has been used extensively in clinical practice (Wolff et al 2010) [  The composite veneer's main advantage is that it can be used directly, resulting in less chair time with an excellent initial aesthetic. However, composite veneers are more prone to discolouration and wear (Waki et al 2004) [50]. For better experience skill is required.…”

Comparison of shear bond strengths with different bevel preparations for the reattachment of fractured fragments of maxillary central incisors

“…Several factors play a significant role in determining how long the reattached tooth fragment remains functional, such as the media used to store the tooth fragment after fracture, type of material used for adhesion, and the technique used for the reattachment procedure 22 . The veneer acts as a thin layer of a material covering the labial surface of a tooth and can be applied directly to the tooth, or by indirect methods 23 . The superiority of the fifth generation of dentin bonding agents compared with earlier generations has been shown in most studies 24 .…”

Porcelain Veneers vs Composite Resin Veneers: A Review

“…Thus, it has been used extensively in clinical practice (Wolff et al 2010) [  The composite veneer's main advantage is that it can be used directly, resulting in less chair time with an excellent initial aesthetic. However, composite veneers are more prone to discolouration and wear (Waki et al 2004) [50]. For better experience skill is required.…”

Comparison of shear bond strengths with different bevel preparations for the reattachment of fractured fragments of maxillary central incisors

“…Several factors play a significant role in determining how long the reattached tooth fragment remains functional, such as the media used to store the tooth fragment after fracture, type of material used for adhesion, and the technique used for the reattachment procedure 22 . The veneer acts as a thin layer of a material covering the labial surface of a tooth and can be applied directly to the tooth, or by indirect methods 23 . The superiority of the fifth generation of dentin bonding agents compared with earlier generations has been shown in most studies 24 .…”

Porcelain Veneers vs Composite Resin Veneers: A Review

“…Thus, it has been used extensively in clinical practice (Wolff et al 2010) [  The composite veneer's main advantage is that it can be used directly, resulting in less chair time with an excellent initial aesthetic. However, composite veneers are more prone to discolouration and wear (Waki et al 2004) [50]. For better experience skill is required.…”